This Century-Old Bungalow Gets a Stylish Transformation
The 1920s Greenville, South Carolina, home gets a charming new look.
Inside the Renovation of a 1960s Ranch-Style Home in Nashville
Designer Meg Kelly rescues a down-on-its-luck Nashville home with her colorful, collected style.
Designer Cheryl Luckett Helped Transform This Exterior Without Major Construction
Key exterior updates turn this South Carolina Colonial from blah to beautiful
This Designer Proves a Studio Apartment Can Be Stylish and Functional
Shannon Crain created her own little paradise in a downtown Wilmington, North Carolina, rental
Downsizing in Style: See This Nashville Condo's Charming Second Act
This two-bedroom, two-bath condo is all about rediscovering the charm of small spaces.
This Couple Spent Weekends Reviving This 1,500-Square-Foot North Carolina Cottage
As longtime fans of old homes and small towns, Renee and Charles Bullock always dreamed of owning one of Edenton, North Carolina's famed Cotton Mill Village houses, which were originally built for workers at the now-closed textile plant. "We loved the neighborhood's sense of community," recalls Renee, and after 10 years, they got lucky and nabbed a foreclosure in 2017. Built in 1916, this 1,500-square-foot cottage used to be a duplex—notice the two front doors—and required lots of work, which the couple took on themselves. Learning as they went, the Bullocks devoted two years' worth of weekends to fixing up the house. Renee (a quality auditor) and Charles (an electrical project supervisor) grappled with strict budgets of time and money, stringent covenants, and a small footprint. See how they pulled together this vacation home.
